Address: 5213 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107, USA
Nathan Christian
We saw Whitey Morgan and the 78s. The band is excellent. Highly recommend. The Tractor had great sound and a lively crowd. It was a terrific show to see. Thanks Tractor!
Cori Rodgers
This venue is small and intimate perfect for those shows where you want to be able to make eye contact with the performers lol they have a bar and a bench seat on the floor. Get there early to claim your spot up close! A couple tables near the bar. Expect to stand and dance. Can get pretty crowded but that's what makes it fun.
Christopher Walker
One of the best intimate venues left in Seattle for catching a show. Drink prices are reasonable, restrooms stay clean through most of the night. The bar is easily accessible. Friendly bartenders and staff.
Caitlin Conley
I’ve been so excited for one of my favorite (if not my very favorite) Seattle music venues survive and open back up post-lockdown. They’re currently masked and vaccine card required. Great bar, small enough of a venue so you’re never too far from the stage, and always great musicians/bands (including a lot of local bands).
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Try a VRBO or Air BNB. Otherwise a place we have stayed several time is "Hotel Hotel Hostel," in Fremont.
They keep a list at the door of all ticket holders. Just show identification and you're in!
We're 21+ for all shows, but *can* do all ages with coordination from our booking team. Unless it explicitly says all ages, the show is 21+
Call them and ask but the last time I was there you had to show ID at the door for the tickets, they have a list of names
Don't know. Always packed when I'm there. Was last night
Ok
Doors are usually at 8pm, opener 9pm, headliner 10/11.
About 2007
You will need a ticket. It's a gigantic single room with the band playing against one wall. Great venue for many acts.
There really isn't much seating at all. There are a couple of booths/tables (i do mean a couple, just 2 or 3!), plus several (maybe up to 10) stools at the bar. The room the stage faces might have a table or two tucked away, but it's more of a dance hall than a theatre. Unless you're in a wheelchair, don't expect anyone to notice that you may need some help. Since it is Seattle, if you do have a chair or at least a walker, people will typically help you to the front so you can see the band.
There is very limited seating. When we've seen shows there, we've had to get there very early (before doors open) to get a seat. Perhaps the management could reserve some space on the benches if you call them and explain the situation.
We don't sell gift cards. But if you know a show you want to purchase tickets to for another person, you can do that via our website. Then whoever picks them up just needs to give us the name they were purchased under & the last 4 of the card used. Or you can come into our box office & purchase physical tickets.
Whoever is picking up the tickets just needs to give us the name they were purchased under plus the last 4 of the card used. No need to transfer the name via Ticketweb.
One hour before showtimes. Cash accepted
Buy tickets at the door a week before the show to avoid ticket fees.
oh.....bummer.....show up anyways......sometimes they have no shows. and theres plenty of other venues and places to hang while waiting or if not. enjoy ballard its fun!
Probably get them ahead of time. You never know how many people will show up.
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